i want to ask you to respond broadly to what you just heard from senator tom cotton who makes the caserankly hear from president trump that part of why you have this unrest, this escalation in the middle east is because as cotton just said he argues the biden administration has been weak in its foreign policy, in its policies toward the middle east. what say you? how do you respond to that allegation that we have heard quite frankly not just from cotton, but from a number of republicans on the campaign trail? >> think it's the kind of nonsense you hear on the campaign trail. look, we are where we are tragically one year after october 7th because hamas massacred, raped, tortured 1200 people aiary ago, and they still retain dozens and dozens of hostages including americans. hezbollah, the day after hamas began that war expressed its solidarity with hamas by also lobbing projectiles into israel. that's why we are where we are. my heartbreaks for the families of those hostages that have gone through a year of hell, but i think that we ought to try to put ourselves in the position of a stat

here to react senator tom cotton. knocking down 10 missiles last night. >> it is important united states defend israel against attacks. israel is in a multi front war against iran and ring of fire. yesterday the veil dropped when iran attacked israel for second time this year. iran and hezbollah are backed by iran. israel has a chance after accomplishments against hezbollah to remake strategic map in middle east. hezbollah has 100,000 missiles and rockets, that is iran's main de deterrent. israel dekcapitated hezbollah - it has a chance to totally expose iran on its flanks. united states need to back israel to the hilt, opposite of what joe biden and kamala harris have done for the last year. bribe nobody wants a world war, we have huge assets in the area. no one has to tell you iran is behind the attacks that killed three guys in syria. they shut down the red sea shooting at our ships with 100 drones for million dollar defensive rockets and we've allowed this to happen. they are shooting at us and our allies are unde

. >> my guests this morning, republican senator tom cotton of arkansas and democratic congressman adamiff of california. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news chief washington correspondent andrea mitchell, amna navaz, co-anchor of "pbs newshour." marc short, former chief of staff to vice president mike pence and former press secretary jen psaki. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. election day is now just 30 days away, and there are crises swirling at home and abroad as israel prepares to mark the one-year anniversary of the october 7th terror attacks, the region is on edge for a potential retaliation after a massive missile attack by iran. >>> and after hurricane helene hope is 235iding for those still unaccounted for as the death toll soars to 230, vice president harris touching down in north carolina on saturday, visiting a resource donation center. >> it's the best of what we can do to bring federal, loca

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liz: senator tom cotton saying jack smith should be investigated and having a temper tan drum and --um and deranged person. welcome supreme court justice neil gorsuch and author of this project mike davis. legal pros are saying it's election interference and trump's trial are being violated and constitutional rights. >> senator tom cotton is exactly right. what biden/harris special council jack smith has done here is a direct violation of the department of justices. a manual for the federal prosecutors and agents that makes sense unlawful for them to take action piling 165 middle age political document out of order highly irregular and this obama judge and in is a political assassination attempt by jack smith. liz: should he request de-pate baiting and be disbarred and cnn top legal analyst and el lee honen said these are president trump and ellie calling it a cheep shot and violated ordinary justice department procedures and principles to get trump before the election. he says there's no defending the conduct and legally and politically prejudicial of trump and another judge on the

ovefor here is our friend senatr tom cotton.harris/biden seem to keep giving to israel is a cease fire and proportionality. they never say kick their week have your back. time to defeat these guys and they do not turn out the >> of billions and billions of dollars to iran. even though i read is that it worth our ally israel. even though iran is trying to assassinate donald trump. so, if you are the leader of israel, don't you basically tell joe biden very, very good, very, very interesting, thank you. and then go on and do what you need to do? >> i think that is what premise are netanyahu and the israeli government and the israeli people have not basically concluded about joe biden in kamala harris. they are very fickle allies. sometimes they put more pressure on israel than they put on the terrace that have attacked israel. they certainly support iran over the last four years through appeasement and conciliation. as you say giving over $100 million in economic gain. by looking the other way on illicit oil shipments are paying a

really important senator tom cotton is right.he administration to get to the bottom of this. >> brian: you can hear the frustration in his tweet. maybe we will get a development. straight ahead on this show kamala harris is in pennsylvania after she was trooled over repeated fracking flip-flops. i was very careful in saying that could it cost her key votes in the keystone state? >> janice: good morning, everyone. we set a lot of record highs yesterday not only for the central u.s. but across the northeast. new york city 80 degrees, 84 in philadelphia. islip, new york, 82. a cold front move through in the next 24 to 48 hours to bring those temperatures down a little bit. the drought monitor is significant. especially across the ohio valley up toward the northeast. you heard carley talk about the wildfire in connecticut. very dry. rainless streak 23 days in new york city. 24 days in wilmington where we might set a record for the all time i doest month for parts of the northeast. your highs today still very warm. that front moves th

senator tom cotton, there's a lot of speculation about where this might be coming from, and in the pastic leaks of information to iran, and both parties sort of have their ways of dealing with iran quite differently. what is your take on what happened here, and how dangerous is it really? >> well, martha, without confirming or denying the information that was in this leak, we shouldn't be surprised we have seen from this administration more than a year's worth of leaks hostile to israel from the very top to the very bottom. they are packed with people hostile to israel and sympathetic to iran and its terror networks. kamala harris who puts more pressure on israel than iran or her own national security adviser who associates with known iranian influence agents in the administration at the state department, at the pentagon. so we have seen this pattern for a year. after this election, though, it's going to is to. it starts right here in florida with electing rick scott but also recollecting a republican majority and electing president trump because we will back israel to the hilt, and we

she'll have interviews with congressman adam schiff and senator tom cotton. >>> we will get to vice president kamala harris' trip to the storm zone in a moment. first, we have breaking news overseas. in beirut, lebanon, massive explosions are shaking parts of the city as israel ramps up its attack on hezbollah. matt bradley is in beirut. good evening. there are some of the biggest strikes we've seen yet there. >> reporter: that's right, jose. in just the last two hours we've seen over a dozen large blasts liting up the sky over the southern neighborhood behind me. with each massive thud we've seen huge plumes of smoke rising over this residential neighborhood that's a stronghold of the hezbollah militant group. the israeli military had warned residents hours ago to leave the area, but jose, these are some of the largest blasts that we've seen in the two weeks since we took up this position, and it comes as the latest in israel's expanded assault against hezbollah as it attacks and kills its leadership up and down lebanon. jose? >> matt bradley in beirut. thank you. >>> back here in the u.s.,

, well, what is the plan tom cotton is a huge surrogate for trump. and how are they going to pay for it? and he had said that there were no permit. they had not worked out the perimeters of that yet. >> yeah, they've got concepts of a plan and that's the thing of the republican in the trump, the trump era. they really don't have plans for any of these things. so here's the problem with it. they've got all the doctors in clinics and hospitals so nervous about this that even the ones who weren't actually doing abortions or whatever, that you're seeing, lower places for people, for women to get breast exams are seeing ob-gyns decide to get out. you're seeing insurance costs go up. these are all things that are getting in the way. and so women are having this problem. we have not hold women well since the dobbs decision, women have overperformed against maga every time they've had to choose in the election since dobbs, i think it's one of the questions in this current election. is that going to happen again and benefit kamala harris, father of ivf, is go

. >> brian: senator tom cotton, speaker mike johnson, we have martha maccallum in new york for work, and pete hegseth wherever he wants to be but he'll have gel. port strike in second day shutting down 36 major shipping hubs along the east and gulf coast. huge container ships beginning to back up, pile up. >> ainsley: and todd piro is here with the latest and how it will affect us. >> todd: container ships already seeing effect of strike with 38 waiting at anchorage offshore. there were just three on sunday. president biden encouraging both sides to come back to the negotiation table. pushing for 77% wage increase over six years and ports are of offering 50% pay raise. a advocate for blue collar workers, we're learning about his salary. he raked in $728,000 according to union filing from department of labor. average union dock worker makes $81,000. d daggett owns a au yaut yshgs ac and driving a bentley. former president donald trump add addressing the strikes. listen. >> those workers are have very important to life blood of the country and it is a massive thing. they have been hurt

father of four young kids, it is to make a lot of connection with these guys in their 70s but tot tom cotton and i a young veteran of the war on terror ans also young family. his wife like mine serveding overseas during the war. we struck up a good relationship and he spent another kindred younger guy and some good ad advice. they when he's a good guy.. don you just offended all the other people you don't want to be friends with.o se i'm just getting, tim, good to see you tonight. think it's a much. make sure >> todd: it is day three of the dock worker strike and workers vowing to stay on the picket line 24/7 until a deal is reach. businesses fear the strike will crush their livelihoods. kamala harris says she supports it and the union boss making $900,000 a year. >> carley: and getting attention from federal government after being devastated by hurricane helene. biden administrations it is running out of money. >> we are expecting another hurricane hitting, we do not have the funds, fema does not have funds to make it through the season. >> carley: what about the millions of dollars spent o

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable tom cotton, united states senator of from arkansas. thank you all for joining us here on this very special occasion. it's a privilege to honor daisy bates, an extraordinary civil rights legend. this statue signifies her singular contribution to justice and fairness in our state and in our nation. i want to thank the arkansas state shore statuary hall steering committee for their work to organize this event. and i want to the little rock nine, whom daisy bates ably led. their bravery and grace in the of injustice captivated a nation. 67 years ago. and has inspired generations of americans ever since. daisy bates started from humble beginnings. the orphan of murder mother and an absent father. she up in a segregated society that discriminated against her simply for the color of his skin, even as a young girl, daisy refused to accept this injustice because it betrayed america's foundational promise and was an affront to god, under him. all men are created equal. she crusaded against enduring harassment and even death threats. she stepped

we can project the tom cotton and marco rubio going back.getting a legitimate offer. he wants people to visualize a group of professionals going in with experience. a family business who thinks he can do it. stuart: you had alex rodriguez, any hope for the yankees in the world series. here's the response. >> you have to break it down to can you win one game, starts with that. here's good news. the yankees won nine times a share. if you can't think that big you got to break it down to let's win tonight. a good matchup tonight because they have the bullpen and tomorrow the best pitcher on the planet so start with one and get this back. stuart: has any team ever come back from a 30 deficit. it brian: the best stop in the history of baseball, and boston beating the yankees, this team is world championship caliber team, shut down by clayton crenshaw, in the prime of his career but a good pitching staff and the yankees aren't hitting. aaron judge, best hitter in the lifetime, that i didn't think was possible not hit anything. he only has a handful

president biden, president since labor day no plans to join the trail alongside kamala harris, senator tom cotton said he wants harris to condemn biden comments. maria: so far no comments from kamala harris, in on intos. >> there are none. >> lucas, there, what a comment, and what a cleanup job now at the white house, reaction. >> you can't clean this up over 74 million americans voted for president trump, now biden has told us exactly what he thinks kamala harris thinks we are fascist biden things we are garbage has to wake up every american look deep down say is this lead of free worl somebody doesn't respect our point of view wants to silence us put us down all we're trying to do is achieve american greatness i have to say biden not just apologizing tells you everything about this administration they lack accountability you have president trump apologizing for biden that is kind of man if going to step up, up say please forgive him because biden doesn't have backbone neither was harris. >> turn the page, no more. >> joe biden didn't get that message you mentioned cleanup, we expect the white h

chaos of 2020 and people talking about national guard and people losing their mind when senator tom cottonte that and newsroom exploded because they published that. i think it is interesting to go down the list on the screen of things said on the campaign trail. i understand politicians figure out attack lines whether they are entirely true, somewhat true or not true at all. if they feel polls suggest they are successful, there they are, four examples, then they will go for it. i know that news media goes to the wall as the fact checking firefighters of truth and democracy to knit pick and fact check every syllable one side says because misinformation is dangerous and terrible. when their side meaning democratic party engages in those tactics or worse, there is mu muted response because there seem to be ends justify means or double standard is in front of us everyday. >> ainsley: do you think the american public knows these are lines. project 2025, he said he never read it. take away social security, no, he said it will not be taxed. national abortion ban, that is not what he said. kamala

tom cotton tweeted last week that i served with kamala harris on the intelligence committee for fouras reckless and naive about national security and private as she has been as vice president. if you take that comment with what andrea mitchell was saying about the business community not taking her seriously, now you have the two main pillars, the economy and national security with people not taking you seriously, i would've answered it different. >> harold: judge, your thoughts? >> judge jeanine: there has been a 200% rise on anti-semitic hate over the past year. and on a solemn day like today i think we need to recognize that given that that is going on in the united states of america and given that they are stopping jewish students from going on campus and going to school on campus where their parents paid for their education, we have to recognize that this administration is not supporting jewish students and in america right now, because it is not just the question of the war, it's a quoted question of the political culture where the white house comes out and says you're not going

tom cotton thinks harris should condemn biden for his remarks.: so far we have not heard kalama harris say anything about the remarks. >> correct. thank you very much lucas tomlinson joining us. we have to talk about this. it seems that joe biden calls trump supporters garbage, that is basically his instinct that is what he believes. >> we have to remember president obama called trump supporters and 70 republican climbers then you had hillary clinton who called us deplorable's and then kamala harris calling us fascist and now president biden is standing there saying that we are garbage, this tells you what they think of middle-class america today. they do not respect us they do not value us, they believe the american dream is dead and they think were worthless and they're going to try to eliminate as. after the second assassination attempt to continue to divide and so division and hatred all on the heels of kamala harris talking about unity and forget america together. hello i am garbage apparently and i am part of the america that wants you to b

father of four it's hard to make a lot of connections with some of these guys in their 70s let tom cotton and i have come close. also has a young family. his wife like mine served overseas during the war so we struck up a good relationship and he's been another kindred younger guy. >> laura: a good man. all right, you've just offended all the other people you don't want to be friends with. just kidding. good to see you tonight, thank you so much. that's it for us tonight, make sure to follow me on instagram, remember it's american now and forever, jesse is next. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters "primetime". tonight... >> i think you've got a tough job because you have to play whack-a-mole, you have to pretend that donald trump did not deliver rising take-home pay and then defend kamala harris is atrocious economic record. >> jesse: the debate we've been waiting for. >> i'm a knucklehead at times. >> i think the lack of interviews that he's done with national media, with local media, it showed. >> jesse: the media is crying after babying little timmy. >> stop, stop. are you kidding me? >

senator tom cotton saying israeli retaliation against iran could affect the balance of power in the middle east. >> israel has a chance to inflict massive retaliatory damage on iran and remake the map of the middle east. that's good not only for israel but good for us and our interests and our citizens in the region and all our arab allies. they didn't say a single word critical of israel yesterday as it was saying that it will strike back against iran. >> dana: fox team coverage. eric shawn at the u.n. where a security council is holding an emergency meeting. first jennifer griffin at the pentagon. good morning. >> good morning, dana. the pentagon is still assessing how many of iran's ballistic missiles were shot down by the dozen interceptor missiles fired from two guided missile destroyers in the eastern mediterranean, uss cole and buckley. they employed the ballistic missile defense system to shoot down some of the incoming missiles. lloyd austin spoke multiple times to his israeli counterpart yesterday issuing the following statement. we condemn this outrageous act of aggression by ir

father of four young kids, it is to make a lot of connection with these guys in their 70s but tot tom cottone war on terror ans also young family. his wife like mine serveding overseas during the war. we struck up a good relationship and he spent another kindred younger guy and some good ad advice. they when he's a good guy.. don you just offended all the other people you don't want to be friends with.o se i'm just getting, tim, good to see you tonight. think it's a much. make sure >> todd: it is day three of the dock worker strike and workers vowing t

i have a letter from tom cotton to joe biden demanding that he stop the embargo on sending weapons to. did they hold back? >> that's my point of the mixed message they're sending because of domestic politics. maria: how is that backing israel? how is that ironclad. biden and harris, we're ironclad with israel. you held back weapons in the middle of their fight for survival. >> that's exactly what hef the done in ukraine as well. they're tim mid. timid, they won't back our allies to be able to defend themselves from the iran backed terror groups. maria: i thought that the wide of open border was the biggest failure of this administration but i've got to tell you, this story line around fema running out of money, wow. i mean, this is even bigger than the wide open border 10 million illegals coming in on their watch. florida is bracing for another hurricane right now as we speak, hurricane milton could become one of the most destructive hurricanes on record and dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas is warning that fema is out of money. a fema administrator doubled down on that yesterday. watc

kari lake has brought senator tom cotton in to town.ght and an uphill fight for kari lake right now. the striking thing about the polling is that she trails donald trump in every poll that we've had in arizona. you know, there aren't any coattails there. the question is -- we always ask the split ticket question here. who supports trump and gallego at the same time? it might be a margin large enough to carry ruben gallego, but not kari lake. >> interesting to hear about the divergence. arizona is a key swing state. nbc news has been talking to a lot of arizona voters. one trump supporter said he believed trump's claims that he actually won in 2020, false claims. he didn't buy similar claims from kari lake in her last election. let's take a listen. >> how about the 2022 governor's race with kari lake, do you think that was a fair election? >> i think it was fair and quite honestly i think what happened is the mccain republicans in arizona hate donald trump so much that they sat on the sidelines. a number of prominent republicans in this

he will be here tonight as well as some of his senate colleagues, including senator tom cotton will alsohere tonight. laura? >> laura: all right. we will be watch. aishah, thanks so much. trump's last debate was basically 3 on 1 with the moderators taking him on almost as many times as kamala did. but tonight cbs says that its moderators will not do any live fact-checking. they say that it's up to the candidates to fact-check each other but wait a second, not so fast. oliver darcy is reporting that cbs news is leaving open the possibility that the moderators may step in and offer fact checks of their own joining us now jason miller trump senior adviser. jason, politico is reporting today that you were part of a small team that helped prep for tonight's debate also congressman ehmer and j.d.'s wife who is brilliant in her own right. what can you tell us give us a little color before the debate? >> one thing to keep in mind tim walz is actually pretty good. i don't know who gave that tim walz is a pushover. not the person up there doing jazz hands and flapping around like he does at the ra

here is senator tom cotton. >> liz cheney said kamala harris would be dangerous for america and the world. i don't think donald trump has changed in the last four years. i think liz cheney has changed. i know kamala harris hasn't changed. at every turn kamala harris and joe biden have made the world more dangerous. >> harris: power panel. tammy bruce, fox news contributor. patrick murphy, former pennsylvania congressman. great to have you both. i'm confused by this actually. you are going to lean on a republican to come forth, somebody who has criticized you mightily in the past. what do you make of this? >> i think it is folks that are really put the country over party and that's why a lot of folks say it isn't democrat versus republican. it is people who believe in the constitution. senator cotton that was in 2020 before january 6th and i think there are people that really are upset. donald trump lost 2020 and they still won't admit he lost in 2020. i think that's -- >> i don't think there is anyone at this point who is still confused about who to vote for. you are not waiting to find o

senator tom cotton said you should not have taken over a week to launch those forces.ive earthquake hit that place back in 2010. that was noted in "wall street journal" op-ed j.d. vance, carley. >> carley: no shortage of controversy and politics attached to the storm. lucas tomlinson in washington, think is a much. florida small business owners still reeling from helene to weeks ago to assess the impact of hurricane milton. sarasota, hit hard by and he finds me now and thank you for joining us. i understand you have a lot on your mind because this storm hurricane milton landed right in your backyard. where does that leave you? >> probably with total destruction. we had about three quarters destruction after helene and in the process of rebuilding a place saint armand circle which is south. so now with the hurricane milton hotel we are expecting the worse. >> carley: you are expecting the worse. what does that mean? it would no longer have a store? is that your sole source of income? >> it is our soul stomach sole source of income and after helene we started looking for

she will have exclusive interviews with arkansas senator tom cotton and california representative adam schiff. if you just stick right here with us for today in the bay, meet the press is on at 8 a.m, right after this newscast. and coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we will talk to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston for our weekly segment. we'll take a look at the potential impact of gen z in the 2024 presidential election. back to that hot heat. now the high temperatures are keeping firefighters busy. evacuation orders are still in place in lake county as crews keep an eye on that glen haven fire we told you about yesterday morning. it started friday afternoon on a hillside on the north side of clear lake. it has burned more than 400 acres, destroyed two structures. firefighters say forward progress has been stopped. the fire is now 35% contained. that's up from 20 yesterday. back here locally, nearly 1000 people in san jose took part in this year's nami walks silicon valley. nami is the national alliance on mental illness. it's the nation's largest grassroots mental he

. >> senator tom cotton wants harris to condemn biden's remarks. the last time they were together on the campaign trail was around labor day. >> bill: thank you, lucas, nice to see you. >> dana: from d.c. let's go to bryan llenas in harrisburg, pennsylvania with the harris campaign, good morning. >> good morning. former president trump's closing message is vice president kamala harris broke it and he will fix it. the vp's closing message trump divided americans and she will unify the country. last night in front of tens of thousands of people she had that message at the ellipse in washington, d.c., the exact spot where trump spoke on january 6th moments before the u.s. capitol riot. harris said she wanted to remind americans of who trump really is and she did it last night using stark and alarming language. >> they didn't do that. only they admit to the will of another petty tyrant. we are not a vessel for the schemes of wanna be dictators. this is someone who is unstable, obsessed with revenge, consumed with grievance, and out for unchecked power.

father of four it's hard to make a lot of connections with some of these guys in their 70s let tom cotton. also has a young family. his wife like mine served overseas during the war so we struck up a good relationship and he's been another kindred younger guy. >> laura: a good man. all right, you've just offended all the other people you don't want to be friends with. just kidding. good to see you tonight, thank you so much. that's it for us tonight, make sure to follow me on instagram, remember it's american now and forever, jesse is next. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters "primetime". tonigh

going to look for more on "meet the press" when kristen's joined exclusively by republican senator tom cotton from arkansas and democratic congressman adam schiff of california. >>> to some other news this morning, including one of the biggest college football upsets in history. did you watch it when unranked vanderbilt stunned top-ranked alabama thanks to an unstoppable offense and an early pick six against alabama's quarterback, jalen milroe, who is in contention for a heisman this season. final score, vanderbilt, 40, alabama, 35. this is the first time ever the commodores have beaten a top-ranked team, and it's their first victory against bama in four decades. fans were psyched after the game rushing the field to celebrate, but you know who is already on the field? that's right, that's our friend willie geist, losing his mind on the sideline as his alma mater got the w. look at this photo, says it all. this is the part where i'm told i'm supposed to say anchor down, what willie say >>> straight ahead. highs and lows of the week, including celebrities getting hyped up like you would not bel

tom cotton recommended him for the roll. he was trump's longest-serving chief of staff. he's a retired decorated general, a gold star father. i think that most people would believe that donald trump is lying when he attacks him like that because he knows that john kelly is telling the truth. but i think this is trump's closing argument. it's going to be all insults, all about himself grievances. and it was smart when kamala harris said trump has an enemy list. i have a to-do list. and that's the contrast in this election. she's focused on solving problems for the american people. he is focused on enacting revenge on those he deems as his enemy. >> he's talking about revenge. he's talking about the insults, the attacks that are more personal nature. doesn't seem like he's trying to expand his appeal. what do you make, sarah, of this maybe divide to win versus unite to win approach? >> well, exactly. i think that he is just going after his base and trying to turn out voter turnout for them. whereas kamala harris is building one of the most diverse coalitions we've ever see

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you might see alabama senator katie britt, senator tom cotton, donald trump, jr., elise stefanik, houseumber leadership. they are in new york and expected to be in the spin room for jd vance. for minnesota governor tim walz, we've heard mark kelly the senator from arizona, jasmine crockett, house member. amy klobuchar, a minnesota colleague. jamie harrison, the democratic national committee chair, and illinois governor jb pritzker all expected to be in the spin room tonight. if we see any of those folks before, we may dip in a little bit but we will hear their reaction after the debate. i also want to note, 60 minutes minutes sent out this post on x earlier this evening. they are scheduled to air in primetime election, a special on a monday edition of the broadcast on october 7 and eighth. . for over half a century, 60 minutes has invited the republican and democratic tickets to appear on the broadcast as americans had to the polls. this year both the harris and trump campaigns agreed to sit down with 60 minutes. vice president harris will speak with bill whitaker. after initially accep

so now senator tom cotton says he wants biden to apologize to harris and wants harris to condemn thoses. >> steve: lucas, i have got a question for you. so last nights kamala harris was on the ellipse, which is the park to the side of the white house. you could see the white house in the background. if joe biden looked out his window, he would see that party with tens of thousands of people that he was not invited to do people think that's why he got on the horn and started to talking to cnn and then made this gigantic mess less than a week before the election? >> what appears that this event was already planned, steve, you are right to point out the number of people came here to the ellipse. 57,000 people. in houston over the weekend, 30,000 packed that arena to hear beyonce and the vice president speak. meanwhile president biden spoke at a rally in pittsburgh just union members only about 100 people that attended that one, steve. >> brian: right. you just wonder why he was doing anything to take any spotlight away from the vice president when she needed the spotlight. and now, you kn

. >> dana: joining us now is republican arkansas senator tom cotton. of the issues fema said yes, they can do a $750 initial payment but more to come after that. it is not the only payment that they will get. is that the kind of misinformation that you are getting? in all of these interviews. i listened to alejandro mayorkas this morning on the abc podcast start here. he is not very specific what the misinformation is. >> no, dana. democrats accuse something as misinformation if it reflects poorly on democrats. the simple fact of the matter is that joe biden and kamala harris and the democratic governor of north carolina were overmatched by event and caught flat footed. biden was vacationing. harris was in hollywood and they didn't act immediately when it was clear the hurricane hitting in northern georgia and western north carolina and eastern tennessee would need a different response. a military response with military helicopters brought in. hundreds of them within flying distance of these areas. it took more than a week to get those assets in place.

the polls on election interference, is it a way to distract voters from kamala harris, senator tom cottonald trump himself proclaiming? >> no, when you are looking at how long this has lasted, this came out, i would rather it came out months earlier. it refocuses what the real argument is and we have an individual, her past -- saying the exact same things before the event november election back in 2020. so i think it refocuses voters and actually who they are going to vote for and looking at what donald trump is as a community -- human being, but heading into november 2020 when he was going against joe biden. >> one nugget in the filing, was that and they told prosecutors trump said so what, when he was told vice president mike pence had to be evacuated from the capitol on january 6. how much of this information was new to you and was there anything particularly relevant tory? >> not really. i do like the phone data, alex. that is something i really like to see and the fact they had a trump's phone. however we also, on the janay reece six committee had multiple phone numbers linked to don

he will be here in the spin room tonight as well as his senate colleague including tom cotton.l. aishah thank you and jacqui before that, thanks a lot. ♪ ♪ well, in j.d. vance's home state of ohio, republicans are hoping to snatch a victory from a democrat who is has not lost in more than fourth years. ninth district incumbent marci is up against derek merrin a member of ohio state house. at 78 years old, captor is the longest serving woman in congress. she has cruised to reelections in most campaigns but trump carried this ohio district by about 3 points in the 2020 general elections. trump endorsed merrin as a self-described constitutional conservative. he criticized captor's record saying she introduced five bills during entire tenure. captor touts herself as independent voice for northern ohio. our fox power rankings has this as one of the 22 toss-ups in november in the house in the fight for control of that chamber. up next, harold ford jr., martha mccallum, and bill hemmer join our all-star panel here in new york on iran's attack on israel, plus setting the table for toni

. >> i thought tom cotton was really good yesterday on msnbc explaining the nature of priorities.to this. >> my broader question to you, i think, is about this misinformation. do you think this is a time to put falsehoods aside like the idea that fema funds are being redirected to migrants which is just not true? >> well, it is true that fema and the department of homeland security have been spending billions of dollars on migrants. i understand some people say they are separate funds. but we just passed a short-term spending bill very common for the administration to ask for permission to move money between funds especially to prepare for emergencies. second, i would note that this administration seems to have no problem finding money when they want to spend it on their priorities. when they need hundreds of billions of dollars to pay off student loans, for graduate students in gender studies programs they somehow find it. when it's trying to get helicopters to deliver food and water and cellular service and life-saving medicine in mountain valleys they somehow can't seem to find

arkansas senator tom cotton on hand in vegas for veterans, for trump event to kick off the final week one in five nevada voters is latino and a big election year focus at fiesta 98.1 is urging listeners to flex their political muscle rafael say rose junior is one of the owners six weeks ago, he told us he was undecided and the trump was running strong among latinos hear anything different from the last time we were here, have a lot, a lot sara is now voting harris and he says the racist insults at the weekend trump event exploded on social media, triggered listener calls, texts, emails that alone flute a lot of people that we're going to go for trump now saying hey, maybe i'm not too sure maybe i'm going with harris other rhetoric whether directly from the candidate or not, it's it's kind of scary, especially for for latinos here in vegas specifically mexican people. he says all he don't he doesn't know who allowed those speakers to speak at his rally that's yes, that's bs that's bs john i mean this is. your third trip to nevada. it seems like from the people you talked to that those

[indiscernible] host: senator tom cotton, republican of arkansas in the spin room, where candidate supportersre gathering in new york city post the debate to give their spin on how the candidates did. we are getting your reaction on c-span tonight about this first and only vice presidential debate. following tonight's debate, tim walz and his wife gwen visited in new york city pizza shop in manhattan on their way out of the cbs broadcast center near times square. there the governor is and his wife on the screen, checking out this pizza place and giving a wave. we will watch and listen. >> thank you. >> thank you for saying so, you are really kind. [indiscernible] >> slice of pepperoni. great. >> governor, what do you think was your strongest moment tonight? >> i think it was a good debate and you got to see a contrast. i think the ending. >> [indiscernible] >> can you clarify what you meant -- host: governor walz at a pizza joint tonight after the debate, ordering a slice of pizza and commenting on how he thought the debate went. we are getting your reaction to the vice presidential debate in

suburbs won big difference this cycle is the republican embrace of early voting arkansas senator tom cotton on hand in vegas for a veterans for trump event to kick off the final week latino and a big election year focus at fiesta 98.1 is urging listeners to flex their political muscle rafael say rose junior is one of the owners six weeks ago, he told us he was undecided and the trump was running strong among latinos hear anything different from the last time we were here, have a lot, a lot zeros is now voting harris and he says the racist insults at the weekend trump event exploded on social media, triggered listener calls, texts, emails that alone flute a lot of people that we're going to go for trump now saying hey, maybe i'm not too sure maybe i'm going with harris other rhetoric whether directly from the candidate or not, it's kind of scary especially for for latinos here in vegas specifically my mexican people. he says, oh, he don't he doesn't know who allowed those speakers. speak at his rally that's yes, that's bs that's bs john. i mean, this is your third trip to nevada. it seems li

in fact senator tom cotton was just out here with me today with multiple campaign stops. i just came out of the field with him, and we're going to go to another event after this. but look, jacky rosen has voted against president trump's agenda in the past. she's voted for the biden-harris agenda now. and look, i'm a fighter. it's one of the reasons i'm running right now for the u.s. senate. the taliban tried to kill me and fail the democrats have tried to politically kill me and have failed, despite outspending me 3 to 1. it's one of the reasons i'm inviting americans from across the country to go to send in sam comm to join us in this fight. we have brought this race to neck and neck here in the closing week, and chuck schumer is so concerned about keeping jackie rosen's vote, keeping a vote for open borders, keeping a vote for boys to play in girls sports, keeping a vote for this, the energy policies of the left that that they put $4.5 million in two days ago. she just announced a last minute buy of almost $2 million worth of tv here. but republicans are rallying. we ha

kelly, look, this is someone who has handpicked to be his chief of staff, recommended by senator tom cotton. he's a retired decorated general and a gold star father. i think everyone at this table would agree that he's a good and honorable man. but he saw firsthand up close and personal, what kind of leader that donald trump was. and now two weeks before the election, he seeing the writing on the wall and it's afraid that we are heading toward reelecting donald trump and putting him back in power. so i think him speaking out is really powerful to describe your own former boss as a fascist and say that he has no regard hard for the constitution to say that he would operate like a dictator if we let him, i think that the american people need to listen to this and take his words very seriously because this is someone who saw him in the situation room, decision-making and is saying that this guy is a danger. >> i mean, david urban you served as well well, you went to west point. you understand the gravity of this coming from military officers and i know and i haven't know i know mark rally very